Who has the right of way at a four-way intersection with no signals?

• A. Yield to the vehicle on the right
• B. Always stop
• C. Take the right-of-way by force
• D. Proceed as you wish

Answer: (A)

At an intersection without signals, the driver on your right has the right of way. This rule creates predictable flow: as you approach, yield to any vehicle on your right. If you and another driver reach the intersection at the same time, the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right, so the vehicle on the right goes first. Slow down, look for pedestrians, make eye contact, and signal your intentions. Proceed only when the way is clear, and be prepared to stop if needed to avoid a collision. You’re not required to stop every time, you don’t force your way through, and you shouldn’t proceed simply because you want to—that would be unsafe and illegal.